Madluri

I found out something really weird. when i disconnect my power cord the noise goes away.... must be a power issue.... weird...

hey for 65 bucks I wasn't complaining

yo ... but the same cable and headset works fine on other devices like my desktop and ipad.

I just bought a new laptop (dell inspiron 5000). yesterday i plugged my Beats Studio's into them and they were working fine. Today when I plug them in i'm getting an AWFUL buzzing noise in the left earphone. I plugged the same headset into my desktop and my ipad, and I wasn't getting any buzzing noise. I also tested another pair of headphones on my laptop and I didn't get a buzzing noise. Does someone know what's going on!

I remember when I was like 8 years old, I was getting 15 fps on minecraft on my old second gen i5 Inspiron. I asked my dad if he can download an i7 into my computer to make it run faster.

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I will post the pic

Im so sorry i can't be that stupid.... wow. yes Ill get a phone pic. Im sorry im new to the whole display thing

I just went out and bought an Asus PA248Q, and it kind of looks like its bleeding to the right. Im I being a bit too ocd? does anyone else notice it to the bottom right side of the monitor?

Thanks.

I'll look into one. Thanks. Will it be faster than a USB wifi drive

Would a pcie card work better?

I tried. It didnt work

Specs: Intel core i7 4770k Amd gigabyte r9 290 Asus gryphon z87 motherboard 8 gb ddr3 corsair Vengance Antec 620 watt hcg Linksys ac1200 router Comcast Internet

I recently went out and bought a new linksys ac1200 router to replace my 10 year old router. It works fine, my laptop and iPad connected to it fine. But when i connect to it with my desktop, a whole lot of problems occur. Sometimes after connecting, it shows limited access. Sometimes the browser will work fine, and then upon going to another site, it gives the error message "this web page is not available." (On chrome) I am using a tp-link USB wifi stick. I moved my desktop within 2 feet of the router, and my connection is fine. The Ethernet also works fine. Im not sure if it's a range problem because my pc would connect fine with the old router. I am also getting full bars. Windows Network diagnostics gives me this: -the default gateway is not available -the connection between your access point, router, or cable modem and the Internet is broken